WEBVTT >> I TAKE MY ROLE SERIOUSLY ANDTHE NCAA BYLAWS STATE THAT THEPRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY MUSTBE INVOLVED IN THE OVERSIGHT OFTHE FINANCES OF ATHLETICS AND SOI'M PLANNING TO DO THAT. VICKI: SCHNATTER HAS NOTELABORATED ON HIS COMMENTS SINCEMAKING THEM ON APRIL 12 ANDDECLINED TO SPEAK TO REPORTERSTODAY EXCEPT TO SAY HE WAS HAPPYWITH THE CHANGESANNOUNCER: NOW YOUR WLKY WEATHERWITH CHIEF METEOROLOGIST JAYCARDOSI.JAY: WHAT A GREAT DAY ACROSS THEREGION.FEELING A LITTLE BIT MORE LIKEJUNE OR JULY THEN LATE APRIL OUTTHERE.TEMPERATURES SKYROCKETING ONSOME BREEZES.LOTS OF SUNSHINE FROM START TOFINISH.LIVE LOOK FROM THE SHERATONTOWARD THE BRIDGES.THERE IS KING FISH AND OLD GLORYSTRAIGHT OUT WITH THOSE GUSTYSOUTHWESTERLY WINDS.MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES OVERHEAD.ANY PLANS YOU HAVE AS WE MOVEDEEPER INTO THE EVENING, GO FORIT, IT IS GOING TO BE FANTASTICAROUND THE AREA.AS FAR AS THE NUMBERS TODAY,LOOK AT THIS, TOPPED OUT AT 80DEGREES.THE OLD RECORD WAS 90 SETBACK IN1989.AS FAR AS WHAT IS GOING ON,WIDESPREAD 80'S, LOW TO MIDDLE80'S IN THE LAST SPOT.DOWNTOWN REGION COMING IN AT 85.NEXT SEVERAL HOURS, ANY PLANSYOU HAVE OUTSIDE, GO FOR IT.85 AT 6:00.SLIPPING TO AROUND 80 ONCE THESUN SETS.THAT IS 8:30 NOW, GETTING LATERAND LATER AS WE HEAD THROUGHTHIS SPRING SEASON.75 AT 10:00 TONIGHT, CLOUDS WILLBE ON THE INCREASE, BUT STILLDRY.HERE IS THE RADAR SCOPE.NOTHING HAPPENING AROUND THEVIEWING AREA.LOOK AT THESE BIG STORMS INILLINOIS DOWN THREE SECTIONS OFMISSOURI.AS WE GO THROUGH THE EVENING,THE BIGGER STORMS WILL STAYWEST.YOU CAN SEE SEVERE WEATHER STORMWATCHES AND WARNINGS IN EFFECTOFF TO THE WEST OF US.THROUGH MIDNIGHT AT LEAST, THATIS WHERE THE BETTER CHANCES FORTHE STORMS WILL BE STAYING.+I THINK THE VIEWING AREA THROUGHMIDNIGHT STATE ON THE DRY SIDE.SOME OF THOSE STORMS WILL GETHERE VERY LATE TONIGHT INTOTOMORROW MORNING.THEY WILL BE IN A WEAKENEDSTATE, IT WILL BE ONE RAINCHANCE, BUT WE WILL ABOUTSEVERAL COMING UP IN THE SEVENDAY FORECAST.ERIC: TOMORROW MORNING, 7:00A.M. IS THE CHARITY BALLOONRACE.I AM SUPPOSED TO GO UP IN IT.JAY: I THINK THAT IS IN JEOPARDYRIGHT NOW WITH THE RAIN CHANCEAND THE WINDS MIGHT BE TOOSTRONG EVEN IF WE DO NOT GET THERAIN.VICKI: A WARNING, WEEKS BEFOREHIS SUICIDE. ERIC: AHEAD ON WLKY, WHAT AJAILHOUSE FRIEND OF AARONHERNANDEZ SAYS HE TOLD HIM ABOUTA MONTH BEFORE HE WAS FOUNDDEAD.BUT FIRST -- REPORTER: THE TRUMPADMINISTRATION REVEALSVICKI: TOUTING TAX REFORM.THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION REVEALSA PROPOSAL IT SAYS WILL GROW THEECONOMY, SIMPLIFY THE TAX CODE,AND LOWER RATES.ERIC: AIXA DIAZ IS AT THE WHITEHOUSE FOR US TONIGHT WITH A LOOKAT THE DETAILS.REPORTER: THE PRESIDENT'S PLANWOULD REDUCE THE NUMBER OFPERSONAL INCOME-TAX BRACKETS,LOWER THE BUSINESS TAX RATE, ANDDOUBLE THE STANDARD DEDUCTION.BUT CRITICS SAY THE PROPOSALMAINLY BENEFITS THE RICHTHE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION SAYSTHE PRESIDENT'S PLAN WILL MAKEIT EASIER FOR AMERICANS TO FILETHEIR TAXES.THE PROPOSAL INCLUDES REDUCINGTHE CURRENT NUMBER OF TAXBRACKETS FROM 7 TO THREE.>> A 10% BRACKET, A 25% BRACKEAND A 35% RAPID.REPORTER: THE PLAN WOULD ALSOELIMINATE ALL TAX DEDUCTIONS,EXCEPT FOR MORTGAGE INTEREST ANDCHARITABLE DONATIONS.ON THE BUSINESS SIDE, PRESIDENTTRUMP WANTS TO LOWER THE TAXRATE FOR CORPORATIONS ANDSMALLER BUSINESSES TO 15%,SOMETHING CRITICS SAY WOULD ADDTRILLIONS OF DOLLARS TO THDEFICIT OVER THE NEXT DECADE.>> THIS WILL PAY FOR ITSELF WITHGROWTH AND WITH REDUCTION DIFFERENT DEDUCTIONS AND CLOSINGLOOPHOLES. >> THE CLAIM THAT IT'S GOING TOUNLEASH SO MUCH GROWTH, IT'LLFINANCE ITSELF, THAT'SCOMPLETELY LAUGHABLE.REPORTER: JOSH BIVENS, OF THEECONOMIC POLICY INSTITUTE, SAYSTHE PRESIDENT'S PROPOSAL DOESLITTLE FOR LOW TO MIDDLE INCOMEFAMILIES, AND HELPS WEALTHIERAMERICANS, LIKE THE TRUMPS.>> SOMEONE LIKE PRESIDENT TRUMPWHO MAKES A TON OF INCOME FROMBIG AND RICH BUSINESSES, BUTWHICH HAPPEN NOT TO BEINCORPORATED, WILL GET A VERYBIG TAX BREAK FROM THIS. REPORTER ADMINISTRATIOOFFICIALS ARE SAYING THEY AREWORKING TO GET THIS PASSED THISYEAR.ERIC: LOOKING THROUGH THE PLAN,IT WOULD ALSO REDUCE THE TAXBURDEN FOR THE WEALTHY BYELIMINATING THE ALTERNATIVEMINIMUM TAX.VICKI: PRESIDENT TRUMP SIDE AREVIEW MANDATING A REVIEW OFNATIONAL MONUMENTS.IT COULD AND PROTECTIONS OFFEDERAL LANDS IN UTAH AND OTHERSTATES.DURING AN APPEARANCE, THEPRESIDENT SAID IT WOULD E ONEGREGIOUS ABUSE OF FEDERALPOWER.ALL 100 SENATORS WERE INVITED TOTHE WHITE HOUSE TODAY FOR ABRIEFING ON NORTH KOREA.SENATORS BOARDED BUSES FOR ARARE TRIP TO THE WHITE HOUSE.THEY HEA HOW THEADMINISTRATION WILL TACKLE THENORTH KOREAN THREAT.THEY MOVED A MISSILE DEFENSEPOSITION INTO POSITION IN SOUTHKOREA.>> THE PURPOSE OF THIS BRIEFINGWAS TO LET US KNOW ABOUT THEOPTIONS.>> SO FAR CONGRESS AND THEAMERICAN PUBLIC HAVE HEARD VERYLITTLE WITH RESPECT TO STRATEGYOF NORTH KOREA.VICKI: ALL ACTIONS ARE ON THETABLE, INCLUDING MILITARYACTION.NORTH KOREA DOES NOT HAVE AMISSILE CAPABLE OF STRIKING THEUNITED STATES.ERIC MAN -- A WOMAN IS ACCUSEDOF STEALING T IDENTITY OF APERSON.THREE COUNTS OF THEFT BYDECEPTION.ATTORNEYS SAID THEY WOUL PLEADNOT GUILTY.IF SHE IS CONVICTED OF FELONY,SHE WOULD HAVE TO VACATE HEROFFICE.SHE WILL BE ARRAIGNED NEXT WEEK.SOUT CAROLINA POLICE OFFICERSINJURED A SUSPECT TO FILE THAT-- FIRED AT THEM WHILE SHOOTINGA MAN AT A GAS STATION.THE SHOOTING HAPPENED THISAFTERNOON AT A WALMART PARKINGLOT.THE FBI AS TAKING CONTROL OF ABUILDING IN CENTRAL HOUSTON.ACCORDING TO AUTHORITIES,THEY'RE CONDUCTING ANINVESTIGATION OF AN ENGINEERINGCOMPANY.NO ARRESTS HAVE BEEN MADE.VICKI: JURY IS DECIDING IF A MANSHOULD GET A DEATH PENALTY FORAMBUSHING TO PENNSYLVANIATROOPERS AT THEIR BARRACKS.HE WAS CONVICTED LAST WEEK OFKILLING ONE TROOPER AND INJURINGANOTHER IN 2014.A LAW PROFESSOR TOLD JUROR THATHE WILL EARN PRIVILEGES FOR GOODBEHAVIOR, LETTING THEM TAKEADVANTAGE OF PRISON RECREATIONALAND WORK OPPORTUNITIES.DEFENSE SAYS HE SHOULD GET ALIFE SENTENCE.A VACANT HOME WAS LEVELED AFTERAN EXPLOSION IN ST. LOUIS TODAY.HE EXPLOSION WAS SO FORCEFUL ITLANDED ON SEVERAL HOMES.FIRE CREWS ARE GOING DOOR TODOOR AND TELLING PEOPLE TO SHUTTHEIR GAS OFF AREA NO INJURIESREPORTED.SOME OTHER HOMES WERE EVACUATEDJUST AS A PRECAUTION.ERIC: REBUILDING THAT SECTION OFROAD IN ATLANTA WILL COST $16MILLION.THE GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OFTRANSPORTATION SET A JUNEDEADLINE FOR THE COMPLETION OFTHE NEW I-85 BRIDGE.THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ISEXPECTED TO PAY 90% OF THECOSTS.THE COLLAPSED BRIDGE WAS SET ONFIRE LAST MONTH.A MAN IS FACING ARSON ANDPROPERTY DAMAGE CHARGES.INVESTIGATORS SAY HE COULD ALSOFACE FEDERAL CHARGES.A JAILHOUSE FRIEND OF AARONHERNANDEZ IS SUGGESTING THEFORMER NFL STAR HINTED AT HISSUICIDE WEEKS BEFORE HIS DEATH.HERNANDEZ WAS FOUND HANGING BY ABEDSHEET IN HIS PRISON CELL LASTWEEK.AN ATTORNEY FOR INMATE KYLEKENNEDY SAID TODAY HERNANDEZTOLD HIS CLIENT IN EARLY MARCHHE WAS THINKING HE WAS GOING TOHANG IT UP.>> MY CLIENT REMEMBERED A LETTERHE RECEIVED THREE WEEKS EARLIER,WHERE MR. HERNANDEZ DID STATE, ITHINK I'M GOING TO HANG IT UP.MY CLIENT DID NOT READ INTO THATAND THOUGHT IT WAS A JOKE.OBVIOUSLY, THREE WEEKS LATERWHEN WE SEE WHAT HAPPENED, ITHAD A DIFFERENT MEANING.ERIC: THE ATTORNEY ALSO SAID THETWO INMATES WERE CLOSE FRIENDSAND EVEN REQUESTED TO BECELLMATES MONTHS BEFOREHERNANDEZ DIED.HE SAYS THAT REQUEST WAS DENIEDBY PRISON OFFICIALS.VICK STOPPING MOTHERS FROMPASSING THEIR ADDICTION ON TOAHEAD ON WLKY, THE LOCALHOSPITAL HELPING PREGNANT WOMEN.BUT FIRST --REPORTER: LMPD IS TAKING AUNIQUE APPROACH TO GIVING BACKTO THE COMMUNITY.I'M EMILY MAHER.COMING UP I'LL TELL YOU ABOUERIC: A LIVESTOCK TRUCKOVERTURNED TODAY NEAR YOUNGSTOWNOHIO, IT WAS CARRYING PIGS TO ASLAUGHTERHOUSE AT THE TIME.TWO OF THEM GOT LOOSE, BUT THEY%WERE FOUND NEARBY.THE PIGS WILL BE TAKEN TO ALIVESTOCK AUCTION FOR NOW.THE DRIVER IS CHARGED WITHOPERATING A VEHICLE WHILEINTOXICATEMAYOR FISCHER SAYS THIS YEAR'GIVEADAY WEEK SET A WORLD-RECORDWITH MORE THAN 180,000VOLUNTEERS GIVING BACK ACROSSTHE CITYVICKI: AND THE LOUISVILLE POLICEDEPARTMENT'S K-9 UNIT DIDN'TMISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO HELPOUT.EMILY MAHER TELLS US HOW THEYSPENT THE DAY GIVING BACREPORTER THE LMPD K-9 UNIT ISOUT HERE.>> GOOD PUPPY.IT IS BAD FOR ME TO SHOW UPHERE BECAUSE I WANT TO ADOPTTHEM.THEY ARE ALL LOOKING AT YOU ANDWAGGING THEIR TALES.REPORTER: THESE LOUISVILLE METROPOLICE OFFICERS LOVE DOGS.>> IT IS THE BEST JOB IN THEWORLD.I HAVE BEEN A POLICEMAN WITH 27YEARS AND WORKING WITH DOGS HAVEBEEN THE BEST NINE YEARS I HAVEEXPERIENCED.REPORTER: THE MAYOR'S GIVEADAYWEEK IS WRAPPING UP, AND THELMPD K-9 UNIT THOUGHT THE BESTWAY FOR THEM TO GIVE BACK IS ATTHE ANIMAL SHELTER.>> HEY, BIG BOY.>> EVERYBODY CONCENTRATES ONHELPING THE PEOPLE.WE THOUGHT WE WOULD COME OUTHERE AND HANG OUT WITH THEANIMALS AND BRIGHTEN THEIR DAYUP.REPORTER: SERGEANT SCOTTY FRANKHAS BEEN PART OF THE K-9 UNITFOR ALMOST A DECADE.HE SAYS THERE'S A SPECIALRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AN OFFICERAND HIS K-9 PARTNER.>> THEY BECOME PART OF THEFAMILY.WHEN YOU CELEBRATE THANKSGIVINGOR CHRISTMAS AT HOME, THE DOG ISTHERE WITH YOU.IT IS JUST PART OF YOU.REPORTER: LOUISVILLE METROANIMAL SERVICES SAYS ANYONE CANVOLUNTEER TO SPEND TIME WITH THEPETS, JUST LIKE THE LMPD K-9UNIT DID.IT'S PART OF THE SHELTER'SFOSTER PROGRAM.IS A NICE FEELING TO COME OUTHERE AND WALK AROUND AND ENJOYSOME OF THE DAY WITH THEM.REPORTER ALL OF THE DOGS THATARE OUT HERE TODAY ARE AVAILABLEOR ADOPTION.VICKI: IF YOU ARE INTERESTED INADOPTING ANY OF THE DOGS, ORVOLUNTEERING, YOU CAN STOP BYTHE LOUISVILLE METRO ANIMALSSERVICES ANIMAL HOUSE ON NEWBURGROAD.ALL OF THE DOGS IN TODAY'S STORYARE FREE TO ADOPT, AS PART OFTHE SHELTER'S PAY IT FORWAADOPTION PROGRAM.ERIC: NEW HOPE TONIGHT FOR THESMALLEST VICTIMS OF ADDICTION.>> WHAT I HAD BEEN PUTTING THEBABY THROUGH AND DIDN'T EVENREALIZE IT. ERIC: NEXT ON WLKY, HOW A LOCALHOSPITAL IS WORKING WITHPREGNANT ADDICTS TO MAKE SURETHEIR BABIES ARE BORN SAFE ANDHEALTHY.JAY: SOME WONDERFUL WEATHER OUTTHERE ON THIS WEDNESDAY.WE ARE TALKING MIDDLE 80'S RIGHTNOW.SHOWERS AND STORMS ARE STARTINGTO BLOW UP UP TO THE WEST OF US.WE WILL TALK ABOUT WHEN WE WILLHAVE THOSE CHANCES.ANNOUNCER: NOW YOUR WLKY WEATHERWITH CHIEF METEOROLOGIST JAYCARDOSI.JA WHAT A TERRIFIC SPRINGAFTERNOON.BEAUTIFUL LIVE LOOK FROM THEBRISTOL RESTAURANT INJEFFERSONVILLE.LOOKING OUT OVER DOWNTOWNLOUISVILLE.THE 2ND STREET BRIDGE.MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES OUT THERE.IT IS BREEZY, WARM, ANDFANTASTIC.WE TOPPED OUT AT 85 DEGREES.THAT SHOULD BE 85.MORNING START IN THE UPPER 50'S.SO FAR, NO RAINFALL.WE ARE NOT EXPECTING ANYRAINFALL AS WE ROLLED THROUGHTHE EVENING.IT IS WELL AFTER MIDNIGHTTONIGHT WE WILL GET A SHOWER ANDA THUNDERSTORM THREAT.RIGHT NOW, 85 ACROSS THE BOARD.THAT HAS BEEN THE HIGH TODAY.HUMIDITY AT 36% WITH THE SOUTHBREEZE BETWEEN 15-20 MILES PERHOUR.LOOK AT THE WEATHER CLOSE TOHOME.LOTS OF SUNSHINE OUT THERE.THE BIG STORMS ARE NOT TOO FARAWAY.IN THE LAND OF LINCOLN DOWNTHROUGH MISSOURI AND ARKANSAS.WE HAVE SEVERE WEATHER STARTINGTO BLOW UP.SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCHES ANDWARNINGS ACROSS SOUTHERNILLINOIS.THAT BECOMES A TORNADO WATCH,EVEN A TORNADO WARNING EAST OFLITTLE ROCK RIGHT NOW.SOME PRETTY INCLEMENT WEATHERGOING ON TO THE WEST ANDSOUTHWEST.HERE IS THE CATCH, WE ARE NOTGOING TO GET ANY OF THAT SEVEREWEATHER.THIS EVENING, IT STAYS DRIVE, NOQUESTION ABOUT IT.MIDNIGHT, NOTICE THE CLOUDSINCREASI.WESTERN COMMUNITIES STILLBASICALLY CLEAR FROM I-65 ANDPOINTS UP TO THE EAST.LOOK AT THOSE SHOWERS ANDSTORMS.WATCH WHAT HAPPENS THROUGH THEOVERNIGHT.THEY REALLY START TO WEAKEN ASTHEY MOVE IN OUR DIRECTION.AS WE MOVE TOWARDS 5:00-6:00 INTHE MORNING, RAIN WILL BE MOVINGTOWARD THE I-65 CORRIDOR OR.TOMORROW MORNING DOES LOOKUNSETTLED, BUT I'M NOT EXPECTINGSEVERE WEATHER, JUST ASCATTERING OF SHOWERS AND IT --AND IF YOU STORMS.LOW TEMPERATURES.IT WILL BE MILD OVERNIGHTTONIGHT WITH READINGS DROPPINGBACK INTO THE LOW AND MIDDLE60'S.THIS WILL BE A TOMORROW MORNING.START AT AROUND 66 IN TOWN.THERE IS THE CHANCE FORSCATTERED SHOWERS TOMORROWMORNING.AGAIN, THE GREAT BALLOON FESTKICKS OFF TOMORROW MORNING WITHTHE CHARITY RACE.IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO HEAD IT-- HEAD TO THAT EVENT, IT IS INJEOPARDY RIGHT NOW.THERE IS A CHANCE FOR RAINSHOWERS.NUMBER TWO, IF WE DO NOT GET THESHOWERS, IT WILL BE BREEZY.THAT CAN PLAY HAVOC WITH THEBALLOON LAUNCH.THIS EVENT TOMORROW MORNING ISIN JEOPARDY.AS WE MOVE THROUGH TOMORROWAFTERNOON, WATCH WHAT HAPPENS,THERE GOES THE SYSTEM.WE GET BACK INTO AFTERNOONSUNSHINE.IT WILL BE BREEZY TOMORROW.THEN THE WINDS WILL REALLYSLACKING OFF IN TIME FOR THEEVENING.YOU SEE THE GLAMOUR DOWN AT THEWATERFRONT TOMORROW NIGHT LOOKSGREAT RIGHT NOW.WE DROP INTO THE 60'S FOR THEEVENT ITSELF.SOUTHWEST BREEZES COMING DOWN.THINGS LOOKING GREAT FOR THEGLIMMER AS WE MOVE THROUGH.THAT IS TOMORROW EVENING.HERE IS THE GREAT BALLOON GLOWFORECAST FRIDAY NIGHT.THIS BRINGS 50,000 PEOPLE EACHYEAR AS LONG AS THE WEATHER ISNICE.I WILL BE BROADCASTING THISEVENT LIVE ON METV.THAT WILL BE FRIDAY EVENINGSTARTING AT 9:00.FORECAST RIGHT NOW LOOKS PRETTYGOOD, UPPER 70'S, PARTLY CLOUDYSKIES.THERE WILL BE A STORM THREAT,BUT WE BELIEVE THAT WILL COME INAFTER THE BALLOON GLOW FRIDAY.THERE IS THE FORECAST.NEXT T OURS LOOK GREAT.DRY AND WARM.BACK TO THE 70'S ONCE A SITEGOES DOWN.75 AT 10:00 TONIGHT.TOMORROW MORNING, A SCATTERINGOF SHOWERS AND A FEW ISOLATEDDOORS.SEVERE WEATHER IS NOT EXPECTED.START OUT AT 66.WE WILL BE DRIVE BY MIDDAYTOMORROW.HERE IS THE 70 FORECAST.TOMORROW'S HIGH 74.ALL DAY FRIDAY -- FRIDAY IS JUSTFINE.THEN THE NEXT STORM THREAT MOVESIN FRIDAY OVERNIGHT THROUGHSATURDAY MORNING.THAT MEANS MANY IN THE MARATHON,AND BALLOON RACE, THEY WILL BEDODGING RAINDROPS.WE WILL BREAK DOWN THAT PART OFTHE FORECAST.VICK SO, NO JACKET, NOUMBRELLA, NO ELECTRIC LIKE IT --BLANKET?JAY: FOUR BALLOON GO, NO.ERIC: I WAS COMPLAINING ABOUTTHE RAIN LAST YEAR DURING THEMARATHON.AND SOMEBODY SAID, WHAT WAS YOURTIME?AND I WAS LIKE, WE I DIDN'T RUNIT.WE DON'T DO THAT.YOU ARE NOT ALONA LOUISVILLE DOCTOR IS SENDING AMESSAGE OF SUPPORT TO PREGNAWOMEN WHO ARE ADDICTED TO DRUGSOR ALCOHOLREPORTER: PREGNANCY AND HEROINCAN BE A DEADLY MIX.A DOCTOR IS MAKING IT HISMISSION TO STOP DRUG USE DURINGPREGNANCY.>> HE WAS A SURVIVOR.HE WAS A LITTLE SURVIVOR.REPORTER: .6 POUNDS AND THREEOUNCES, MATTHEW BRYAN BUTLERMADE HIS DEBUT FEBRUARY 7.>> IT WAS TERRIFYING JUSTBECAUSE I KNEW WHAT HAD BEENGOING ON AND IT JUST SCARED WHAT I HAD BEEN PUTTING THE BABYTHROUGH AND DIDN'T EVEN REALIZEIT. REPORTER MATTHEW'S MOTHER MARCYCRUISE SAYS HIS BIRTH WASEXCITING, BUT SHE WAS WORRIEDBECAUSE SHE USED HEROIN DURINGHER PREGNANCY.>> THE ENTIRE PREGNANCY I WASWORRIED ABOUT IT ACTUALLY. REPORTER: CRUISE AND MATTHEW'SFATHER, DECIDED TO GET CLEANTOGETHER.SHE ENTERED THE NEW VISIONPROGRAM AT FIVE MONTHS PREGNANT.>> WE HAVE A LICENSED SOCIALWORKER THAT WORKS WITH US, WEHAVE A NEW VISIONS NURSING STAFFTHAT REACHES OUT TO THECOMMUNITY AND MAKES SURE THATPATIENTS UNDERSTAND THAT THEYCAN COME TO A PLACE WHERE WE GOTA GROUP OF PROFESSIONALS WHOUNDERSTAND THE DISEASE, WHO WANTTO PROVIDE CARE THEY DON'T HAVETO WORRY ABOUT BEING PERSECUTEREPORTER: NEW VISIONS STARTEDHERE AT NORTON HOSPITAL TWOYEARS AGO.DOCTOR JONATHAN WEEKS ANDSERVICE COORDINATOR PAIGE ROSSIMMEDIATELY REALIZED JUST HOWMUCH THE SERVICE IS NEEDED. >> WE REALLY HAD NO IDEA THENEED WAS THIS GREAT AND WE SEEON AVERAGE 15-25 PATIENTS AMONTH FOR THE INPATIENTHOSPITALIZATION PIECE, WE COULDSEE THAT DOUBLING IN THE VERYNEAR FUTURE. REPORTER: THE MOST USEDSUBSTANCES AMONG PATIENTS AREHEROIN, SUBOXONE AND PAIN PILLSIN THAT ORDER.ALL ARE OPIOIDS.MOST NEW VISION PATIENTS AREPART OF A MEDICATION ASSISTEDTREATMENT PLAN THAT INCLUDESSUBUTEX OR METHADONE.PATIENTS ARE STABILIZED ANDSOMETIMES WEANED OFF THEMEDICATION BECAUSE IT CAN BEDEADLY IF THE MOTHER STOPS USICOLD TURKEY WITHOUT MEDICALHELPMARCY WAS GIVEN SUBOXONE ANDMATTHEW ONLY SHOWED MILDSYMPTOMS OF WITHDRAWAL ORNEONATAL ABSTINENCE SYNDROME, HEWAS IN THE HOSPITAL FOR 6 DAYSAND IS NOW HEALTHY.>> I FEEL LIKE BECAUSE YOU KNOWI STAYED IN THESE PROGRAMS THATI'M INAND, STUCK WITH MY RECOVERY ANDJUST WENT TO PEOPLE WHEN INEEDED SUPPORT BECAUSE I DIDTHAT IT MADE IT A LOT EASIER FORHIM. REPORTER I'M HAPPY TO REPORTSHE AND HER PARTNER HASCELEBRATED SIX MONTHS OFSOBRIETY.PATIENTS DO NOT NECESSARILY NEEDA DOCTOR REFERRAL FOR THEPROGRAM, THEY TAKE REFERRALSFROM ANYONE.NEW VISION TAKES MEDICAID,MEDICARE AND MOST INSURANCEPLANNEW VISION ALSO OFFERS A PROGRAMFOR ANYONE SUFFERING FROMADDICTION AT NORTON AUDUBONHOSPITAL.TO GET CONNECTED TO THE PROGRAMSOR OUR STATE OF ADDICTIONINITIATIVE, GO TO WLKY.COMJENNIFER BAILEYS, WLKY NEWVICKI: NORTH CAROLINA WOMAN ISACCUSED OF STALKING ANDTHREATENING AN INDIANA TEENAGERFOR 5 YEARS.IT ALL STARTED WHEN THE VICTIMRECEIVED A FACEBOOK FRIENDREQUEST IN 2012.INVESTIGATORS SAY A DISPUTEONLINE TURNED INTO STALKING ANDHARRASSMENCOURT DOCUMENTS SHOW SHAMONIQUEFERGUSON MADE DEATH THREATSAGAINST THE VICTIM, HER FAMIAND THE BUSINESS WHERE SHE, WORKED.STARTING IN JANUARYINVESTIGATORS SAY FERGUSONCONTACTED FOUR I.U. CAMPUSESCLAIMING THE VICTIM THREATENEDTO ATTACK THE SCHOOLS.>> THE VICTIM WAS HOSPITALIZEDBECAUSE THE DEFENDANT HAD MADETHESE THREATS.SHE HAD TO BE DETAINED TODETERMINE IF THERE'S ANY TRUTHTO IT.VICKI: INVESTIGATORS SAY THEREWERE MORE THAN TWO DOZEN FALSEEMERGENCY CALLS TO THE VICTIM'SHOME, EVERYTHING FROM A FIRE TOAN AMBER ALERT TIP.FERGUSON IS FACING FEDERCHARGES OF EXTORTION ANDINTERSTATE STALKING.>> IN A HIT THAT HAD BEEN DUG INTHE FLOOR OF THE SHED.VICKI: A WOMAN KIDNAPPED ANDHIDDEN UNDERGROUND.NOW A MAN IS UNDER ARREST. WHAT THE WOMAN DID THAT LEDPOLICE RIGHT TO HER.VICKI: TONIGHT ON WLKY."SURVIVOR" AIRS AT 8:00,FOLLOWED BY "CRIMINAL MINDS" AT9:00 AND "CRIMINAL MINDS BEYONDBORDERS" AT 10:00.THEN STAY TUNED FOR WLKY NEWS AT11:00.ERIC: AN OHIO WOMAN WHO WASBEING HELD CAPTIVE UNDERGROUND,HAS BEEN FOUND SAFE AND ALIVE.POLICE FOUND THE 30-YEAR-OLDSTUFFED IN HOLE UNDER HERNEIGHBORS SHED A HOLE SO SMALLSHE COULDN'T STAND UP.DENNIS DUNN IS NOW CHARGED WITHKIDNAPPING.THE WOMAN'S MOTHER REPORTED HERMISSING ABOUT 2 THIS MORNING.A NEIGHBOR HEARD HER CRYING FROMINSIDE THE SHED TWO HOURS LATERCONTACTED POLICE.>> SHE WAS IN A PIT THAT HADBEEN DUG IN THE FLOOR OF THESHED, AND WOOD HAD BEEN PLACEDOVER THE TOP OF THE PIT, AHEAVY OBJECTS PLACED ON TOP THEWOOD TO PREVENT HER ESCAPE. ERIC: THE VICTIM IS SAID TO BEDOING OK.SHE'S ALREADY BEEN RELEASED FROMTHE HOSPITAL.POLICE SAY THE MAN ACCUSED OFTAKING HER HAS A HISTORY OFMENTAL HEALTH ISSUES.VICKI: A CINCINNATI TEENAGER ISHELD HOSTAGE AND SEXUALLYASSAULTED FOR MONTHS.THE MAN ACCUSED IN THE CRIMEAGREES TO PLEAD GUILTY.THE GIRL SAYS SHE WAS FORCED TOHAVE SEX WITH CODY JACKSON FROMFEBRUARY TO JULY OF 2015 AND GOTPREGNANT WHILE SHE WAS HELDAGAINST HER WILL.AUTHORITIES SAY HE CONTACTED THETEENAGER THROUGH FACEBOOK WHILEUNDER MONITORING AT HISAPARTMENT IN AN ABDUCTION CASE.JACKSON PLEADED GUILTY AND NOWFACES 7 AND A HALF YEARS INPRISONTHE TEENAGER SAYS THAT SENTENCEIS NOT NEARLY ENOUGH.>> I FEEL LIKE HE DID GET OFFEASY BUT I FEEL LIKE HE SHOULDGET MORE COUNCLING I FEEL LIKE-- COUNSELING.I FEEL LIKE HE NEEDS MAJOR HELP,SOMETHING HAS HAPPENED TO HIMTHAT'S MADE HIM THE WAY HE IS. VICKI: JACKSON IS ALSO FACINGFEDERAL CHARGES, INCLUDING CHILDPORNOGRAPHY AND COERCION ANDENTICEMENT OF A MINOR.ERIC: THE INDIANA SUPREME COURTTURNED DOWN A SUSPECTED SERIALKILLER'S REQUEST TO LOOK AT THECONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE STATE'SDEATH PENALTY BEFORE HE GOES TOTRIAL.THE COURT DENIED DARREN VANN'SREQUEST TODAY CITING RULINGS INPREVIOUS CHALLENGES IN OTHERINDIANA CASES.HE ARGUED THE DEATH PENALTYPOSSIBLY VIOLATES THE 8THAMENDMENT WHICH PROHIBITS CRUELAND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT VANN IS CHARGED IN THE DEATHS OFSEVEN WOMEN.VICKI: POLICE ARE SEARCHING FORA MAN SUSPECTED OF SEXUALLYASSAULTING TWO WOMEN ON THEIUPUI CAMPUS.THE TWO CRIMES TOOK PLACE JUSTBLOCKS FROM EACH OTHER.ONLY A FEW DAYS APART.BOTH HAPPENED IN THE MIDDLE OFTHE DAY.STUDENTS SAY THE CRIMES HAVE PUTEVERYONE ON ALERT.>> IT WAS SCARY BECAUSE THEBUILDING IS THE ONE THAT ISCONNECTED TO WHERE WE LIVE.HEARIN THAT YOU REALIZE ITCOULD HAPPEN TO ANYONE.THIS HASN'T REALLY HAPPENED ALOT ON CAMPUS IN OUR AREA.IT IS DEFINITELY SHOCKING.VICKI: IN BOTH CASES THE SUSPECTIS SAID TO HAVE APPROACHED THEVICTIMS AND ENGAGED THEM INCONVERSATION BEFORE THEASSAULTS.ERIC: A NUMBER OF KIDS WITHAUTISM ALSO DEAL WITH SEVERALOTHER HEALTH ISSUES.>> ADDRESSING THOSE OTHER THINGSCAN MAKE A HUGE DIFFERENCE INTHEIR LIVES. VICKI: NEXT ON WLKY, THE MORECOMMON AILMENTS, AND WHATPARENTS CAN DO TO HELPERIC: STOCKS FAIL TO HOLD GAINS,CLOSING MOSTLY LOOWER AFTER THEWHITE HOUSE RELEASED ITS TAXPLAN.THE DOW SLIPS 21, BUT IS STILLOVER THAT 20,000 MARK.THE NASDAQ AND S&P SHOWED SLIGHTDROPS.VICKI: CUTTING EDGE DRONETECHNOLOGY IS NOW HELPING SOMECENTRAL INDIANA FIREFIGHTERSWITH WHAT THEY SPECIALIZE IN, SEARCH AND RESCUE.THE BARGERSVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENTUSED A 10,000 DOLLAR GRANT FROMTHE JOHNSON COUNTY COMMUNITYFOUNDATION TO BUY THE DRONE ANDA THERMAL IMAGING CAMERA.BARGERSVILLE IS ONE OF ONLY AHANDFUL OF CENTRAL INDIANADEPARTMENTS WITH DRONES LIKETHIS.LAST WEEK, IT WAS CALLED TOBLOOMINGTON TO HELP SEARCH FOR AMAN WHOD BEEN KIDNAPPED AND LEFTTIED TO A TREE FOR 24-HOURS.EVEN IF ITS PITCH BLACKOUTSIDE, WED BE ABLE TO SEESOMEBODY STANDING IN A FIELD.SO THE HEAT THAT COMES OFF THEIRBODY SHOWS UP ON THE CAMERA.'. VICKI: THE CHIEF SAYS A THERMALCAMERA IN THE SKY CAN ALSO HELPAT FIRE SCENES LOCATING HOTSPOTSAND WATCHING WHERE A FIRE ISSPREADING IN A BUILDING.ERIC: 1 IN 68 CHILDREN IN THEUNITED STATES HAVE AUSTIM.MANY ALSO STRUGGLE WITH OTHERHEALTH CONDITIONS.A NEW REPORT LOOKS AT HOW ANDWHY THEY MAY BE LINKED.WEIJIA JIANG HAS THE STORY.>> THIS IS MY ROOM.REPORTER: 13-YEAR-OLD COLBYROSENBLATT OFTEN HAS A HARD TIMEFALLING, AND STAYING, ASLEEP.>> IT HAS GOTTEN PROGRESSIVELYWORSE.COULDN'T GET HIM TO BED BECAUSEHE WAS SCARED TO BE ALONE REPORTER: MORE THAN HALF OFPEOPLE WITH AUTISM LIKE COLBYHAVE SLEEP DISTURBANCES.A NEW REPORT FROM AUTISM SPEAKSALSO SHOWS CONDITIONS SUCH ASEPILEPSY AND GASTROINTESTINALPROBLEMS TEND TO GO HAND IN HANDWITH THE DISORDER.>> SOME OF THESE CO-OCCURRINGCONDITIONS MAY BE DUE TO JUSTSORT OF THE INTERPLAY OF AUTISMAND THE ENVIRONMENT.OTHERS ARE DEFINITELY RELATEDTHOUGH TO BIOLOGY.REPORTER: WHILE CHILDREN WITHAUTISM ARE MUCH MORE LIKELY TOHAVE CHRONIC G.I. ISSUES, THEREPORT REVEALS THERE IS LITTLEEVIDENCE THAT SPECIAL DIETSINCLUDING GLUTEN FREE HELPAUTISM SYMPTOMS. DR. THOMAS FRAZIER SAYS MENTALHEALTH ISSUES SUCH AS ANXIETYAND ADHD ARE ALSO COMMON>> WE HAVE TO REALLY THINK ABOUTTHEM NOT AS JUST HAVING AUTISMBUT AUTISM AND WHATEVER ELSE ISGOING ON FOR THEM.ADDRESSING THOSE OTHER THINGSCAN MAKE A HUGE DIFFERENCE INTHEIR LIVES.REPORTER: FOR KIDS LIKE COLBY,DOCTORS SAY IT'S IMPORTANT TOEXERCISE, LIMIT SCREEN TIME ANDHAVE A GOOD BEDTIME ROUTINE.COLBY'S PARENTS SAY A SLEEP TENTHELPS.>> ON A NIGHT WHERE COLBY GETSGREAT SLEEP HE'S HAPPY, FEELSLIKE HE IS CONTROL OF HIS BODYAND EMOTIONS.REPORTER: THEY ALSO USE WHITENOISE AND NATURE SOUNDS TO PUTHIM AT EASE, WEIJIA JIANG, CBSNEWS, WASHINGTON.ERIC: SOMETIMES, OLDER CHILDRENARE DIAGNOSED AT A LATER AGE,BUT DOCTORS EXPLAIN THAT WITHAUTISM, THE SYMPTOMS WEREUSUALLY PRESENT WHEN THE CHILDWAS YOUNGER.VICKI: SCIENTISTS CREATED ANARTIFICIAL WOMB ENOUGH LIKEMOM'S TO HELP TINY LAMBS GROWFOR A MONTH.IT BOOSTS HOPE IT MIGHT ONE DAYHELP EXTREMELY PREMATURE BABIES.RESEARCHERS AT CHILDREN'SHOSPITAL OF PHILADELPHIA THINKGIVING THE TINIEST PREEMIES AFEW MORE WEEKS COCOONED IN AWOMB-LIKE ENVIRONMENT INSTEAD OFINCUBATORS MIGHT ENCOURAGEHEALTHY SURVIVAL.ACADEMY-AWARD WINNING DIRECTORJONATHAN DEMME DIED AT THE AGEOF 73.HIS PUBLICIST SAID HE HAD BEENSUFFERING FROM ESOPHAGEALCANCER.HE WON THE OSCAR IN 1991 FDIRECTING "THE SILENCE OF THELAMBS." HIS FOLLOW-UP,"PHILADELPHIA," WON TOM HANKS ABEST ACTOR OSCAR FOR PLAYING ANAIDS PATIENT.HIS LATEST CONCERT FILM JUSTINTIMBERLAKE AND THE TENNESSEEKIDS WAS RELEASED LAST YEAR.DEMME IS SURVIVED BY HIS WIFEAND 3 CHILDREN.ERIC: RICK IS HERE WITH A LOOKAT WHAT WE'RE WORKING ON TONIGHTAT 6:00.RICK: WHAT PAPA JOHN'S DOWNTHERE SAID AND HAVE THEUNIVERSITY PRESIDENT RESPONDED.PLUS -- ADDING TO A GROWING PROBLEMIN THE STATE OF KENTUCKY THAT WEARE TRYING TO GET IN FRONT OF.RICK DRUG DRIVING ON THE RISE,NOW MORE COMMON THAN DRUNKDRIVING.REAL SUPERHEROES, WHAT LOCALSTUDENTS ARE MAKING FOR PATIENTSAT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL TO WRECKNICE THEIR BRAVERY.ERIC COUNTING DOWN TO THEKENTUCKY DERBY.VICKI: WE HAVE THE STORY OF ATRAINER WHOSE LIFE AND PATH ISHARD TO IMAGINE.FRED: HELLO AGAIN, EVERYBODY.KENTUCKY DERBY 143 IS JUST 11DAYS AWAY AND IT WILL BE THEFIRST FORAY INTO THE RUN FOR THEROSES FOR GUNNEVERA TRAINERANTONIO SANO.THE VENEZUELAN'S PATH TOCHURCHILL DOWNS IS UNLIKE ANYWE'VE SEEN BEFORE.DAN KOOB HAS MORE FROM THEBACKSIDE.REPORTER: TRY TO IMAGINE THIS,YOU ARE A PROMINENT HORSETRAINER, THEN YOU ARE KIDNAPPEDFOR RANSOM.THE ONLY WAY HE WILL BE FREED ISIF THE MONEY PAID IS SUFFICIENT.TIME PASSES, THEN IT HAPPENSAGAIN.THAT IS THE STORY OF HISTRAINER.>> IT'S A GOOD DEAL.MINIMUM 20 PEOPLE.IT'S INCREDIBLE.REPORTER: SANO SAYS WHEN HE WASHELD AGAINST HIS WILL 8 YEARSAGO, THE FIRST TIME LASTED BUT AFEW HOURS.THE SECOND TIME HE WAS HELDCAPTIVE FOR 36 DAYS.>> I CRIED EVERY DAY.REPORTER: HE IS NOW IN HIS FIRSTDERBY AFTER MOVING HIS FAMILY TOTHE STATES AND TRAININGGUNNEVERA, WINNER OF THE'FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH' STAKES LASTMONTH.FELLOW VENEZUELAN AND HALL OFFAME JOCKEY JAVIER CASTELLANO ISAT THE HELM.>> YOU HAVE TO PUT IT TOGETHER.IT IS HARD TO DO THAT.MAYBE IT IS MEANT TO BE.THAT WOULD BE AWESOME.REPORTER: DESPITE 8 AMERICANCLASSIC AND BREEDERS CUP WINS,THE ROSES HAVE EVADED CASTELLANO.HE HOPES THE COMBINATION WITHHIS FELLOW COUNTRYMAN WILL YIELDA WIN AT THE DERBY.>> LET'S GIVE SOMETHING BACK TOMY COUNTRY AND HOPEFULLY SOMEHOPE.>> I AM PROUD FOR THE ATTENTIONFOR ME AND MY TEAMI AM VERY PROUD.THESE ARE GOOD MEN AND NICEPEOPLE HERE.REPORTER: SANO SAYS VENEZUELA ISHIS PAST AND AMERICA IS HIS NOW.IF HE'S ABLE TO MAKE A TRIP TOTHE WINNERS CIRCLE SATURDAY MAY6, HE'LL FEEL RIGHT AT HOME.AT CHURCHILL DOWNS, DAN KOOB,WLKY SPORTS.FRED: WHAT AN AMAZING STORY.COMING UP IN A HALF HOUR, BOBBYPETRINO TALKS U OF L FOOTBALL ATTODAY'S ACC TELECONFERENCE.I'M FRED COWGILL, WLKY SPORTS.JAY: WHAT A DAY ACROSS THEREGION.A GOOD DOSE OF SUNSHINE.TEMPERATURES HITTING 85 DEGREES.IT IS 85 DEGREES OUTSIDE RIGHTNOW.AS WE LOOK AHEAD, WE WILL BEDODGING RAINDROPS ANDTHUNDERSTORMS AS WE MANEUVERTHROUGH THE GREAT BALLOONFESTIVAL.WE WILL BREAK IT DANNOUNCER: NOW YOUR WLKY WEATHERWITH CHIEF METEOROLOGIST JAYCARDOSI.JAY: OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW IT ISGREAT.ALL ACROSS THE VIEWING AREA WEHAVE WARM SUNSHINE.84-85 IS THE RANGE AROUND THEMETRO.HUMIDITY AT 36%.SOUTH BREEZE ALMOST 20 MILES PERHOUR.IT WILL STAY RATHER BREEZYOVERNIGHT TONIGHT THROUGH MUCHOF TOMORROW AS WELL.RADAR SCOPE AROUND LOUISVILLE,NO WORRIES WHATSOEVER.WE WILL STAY DRY WELL THROUGHMIDNIGHT, LIKELY UNTIL 2-3 INTHE MORNING.SHOWERS AND STORMS ARE BLOWINGUP IN ILLINOIS, WORKING TOWARDCENTRAL INDIANA.THAT IS WHERE WE HAVE A CHANCEFOR SOME SEVERE WEATHER.A FEW WARNINGS IN EFFECT.EVEN TORNADO WATCHES IN THESOUTHWEST.NOT AROUND HERE.I'M NOT EXPECTING ANY SEVEREWEATHER TONIGHT, NOR TOMORROW.THIS IS THE BEST THREAT AREA FORSOME SCATTERED SHOWERS ANDSTORMS BEFORE MIDNIGHT.NEARLY ALL OF THOSE WILL STAYWEST OF THE WLKY VIEWING AREA.BY TOMORROW MORNING, THAT IS ADIFFERENT STORY.LATE TONIGHT OR TOMORROW MORNINGSHOWERS AND DORMS WILL TRY TOWORK EAST.THEY WILL BE IN A WEEKEND --EAKENED STATE.THE EVENT IS CERTAINLY INJEOPARDY.ROLLING THROUGH THE DAYTOMORROW, WE GET RID OF THISFIRST SYSTEM.SUNSHINE RETURNS LATER IN THEAFTERNOON.IT WILL BE BREEZY, BUT HIGHPRESSURE BUILDS IN.THOSE BREEZES SHOULD BE SLACKINGOFF TOMORROW EVENING.THE GLIMMER GOING ON ATWATERFRONT PARK TOMORROWEVENING, WE WILL GET THEM WHENOFF WITHOUT A HITCH AS WE FALLBACK INTO THE 60'S.IT SHOULD BE REALLY NICE FOR THEGLAMOUR.LET'S LOOK TO FRIDAY.FROM START TO FINISH IT LOOKSPRETTY GOOD ACROSS THE REGION.MAKE SURE OF CLOUDS ANDSUNSHINE.THE GREAT LOOM GROW IS A HUGEEVENT THAT DRAWS 50,000 PEOPLEON AN ANNUAL BASIS AS LONG AS ITIS DRIVE.IT LOOKS LIKE THE WEATHER WILLCOOPERATE.UPPER 70'S.STORM CHANCES WILL BE GOING UP,